N&O Index Card Listings

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Daniels, Josephus
  • Armies cost five times a s much as naviei
  • Mar.9-30: 5 0.
  • Wets cannot agree on any su'bsti tu te
  • Mar.13-30 :7 M.
  • Dani els aionears as star witness f< 3r dry
  • legions. Mar.20-30:1.
  • Delegates at London are afraid of f sar.
  • Mar.23-30 :8 X.
  • Per'hars it Tiay turn out a son?, perhaps
  • turn out a eerTon. Mar.30 -30:5.
  • Turning calcium lieht on judicial nomi-
  • nations. Ap.13-30:10.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Mountain was in labor; brought forth a mouse. Ap.20-30:1 M.
  • Diplomatic Joe Robinson trying to bring the Wright plane back to America. Ap.27-30:3 M.
  • Muscle Shoals the key to fair cower rates. May 4-30:4.
  • Naval t>aritv~pcrat> of t>at>er unless much money.is enent. May 11-30:1 M.
  • Judicial reform. May 11-30:4 M.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Will senatorial togas go block at auction? May 18-30:8 0.
  • Last dreadnaught has been laid down. May 25-30:1 M.
  • Will Hoover invite Taft's fate by signing the Grundy tariff measure. Je.l-30:5.
  • Should naval officers be muzzled by their euDErior officers? Je.8-30:5 M.
  • Straw prohibition vote recalls the vote of 1860. Je.15-30:9.
Daniels, Josephus
  • ttecent elections show that the south is dry and regular. Je.22-30:7.
  • How many times must the prohibition ouestion be settled. Je.29-30:7.
  • Contrast between Wilson' and Hoover's dealings with congress. J1.6-30:8 M.
  • Origin of propaganda os sneers at the senate. Jl.13-30:5 M.
  • Senatorial shadow boxing is hot weather sport. Jl.20-30:5 M.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Why the London treaty was ratified. Ag.3-30:7.
  • President Hoover's fact finding and sid< stepping commission. Ag.10-30:7.
  • State needs to cease nouring new wine ir old bottles. Ag.13-30:4.
  • St>eaks at Wenona picnic. Ag.15-30:?, 4.
  • "The goblins will get you if you don't watch out." Ag.17-30:5 M.
  • Why the world today has no great leader, Ag.24-30:6 M.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Salutary probing into selection of judges. S.7-30:6 M.
  • Why not have joint debate between Hoovei and Borah? S. 14-30:3.
  • Voters are fickle and like to see new face S.21-30:7.
  • Should senators accept instructions on their votes? 8.28-30:7 0.
  • Already talking about the 193? paramounl
  • issue. 0.5-30:5 0
Daniels, Josephus
  • No clean-cut issues in the November elections. 0.12-30:3.
  • Daniels speaks to Bladen folk. 0.14-30: 8.
  • Wet and dry issue a camouflage for privilege. 0.19-30:7.
  • What Dr. Nye's X-Tay has brought into
  • the lieht. 0.26-30:2.
  • Republican administration responsible
  • fro Hoover panic.(ed.) 0.?9-30:4.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Vote Tuesday may forecast the presidential election. N.2-30:4.
  • Road ahead is through adjourning politic N.9-30:3.
  • Extracts of address delivered at Ashe-ville Armistice Day. N.l?-30:4.
  • Is presidential election forecast by 1930 results. 1.16-30:5.
  • Preserving church history(ed.) N.19-30: 4.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Average voters of both parties have long memories. N.?3-30:3 M.
  • Do straw votes indicate how an election will go? N.30-30:3 M.
  • Why does Washington regard an extra session as a blague. D.7-30:S.
  • Co-oneration honeymoon has stuck hard snap. D.14-30:?.
  • Has Hoover adopted big stick policy? D.21-30:9.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Should take woarld court out of cold storage now. D.28-30:10 X.
  • Will the New Year usher in a new ooliti cal party. Jan.4-31:13.
  • Big railroad con?olidation means more uaenroloy nent. Jan. 11-31: ?.
  • Herbert Hoover sure to > renominated next vear. Jan.18-31:7.
  • Ip fie nreppnt generation o-iven over t eTOerftition? Jan.25-31:11.